Gediid Posted December 20, 2004 Originally posted by BARWAAQO: quote:Originally posted by Muad: Personally, I want someone, when I tell her, "I dream of You and I on a White Stallion, riding across Andalusia under a crescent moon!", would know excatly what I mean, and not just knows but feels excatly how I feel! Ahh...how romantic! Ala maxaad Barwaaqo maskiin yar jar uga talaabsadey...White stallion riding across Anda where..... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
NGONGE Posted December 20, 2004 Personally, I want someone, when I tell her, "I dream of You and I on a White Stallion, riding across Andalusia under a crescent moon!", would know excatly what I mean, and not just knows but feels excatly how I feel! This, as romantic as it sounds might not be amorous at all if your “Dulcinea†is more read than you are, saaxib. It reminds me of the story of Don Quixote! He who used to fight windmills and view every smelly peasant girl as a princess who has been enchanted! He too was a knight who gallped around Spain on his trusted stallion “Rocinante†and with his sidekick Sanco Panza! Now, depending on the partner you have, saaxib. She’ll either would have read the story and liked all the ronaticisim in it (rather quixotim!). Or, she would not have read the story and wouldn’t know what you’re talking about! The third option is that she did read the story but didn’t get the romance in it and would take your words as an insult, who are you calling smelly and a peaseant, darling? PS “Dulcinea†was Don Quixote’s love. She was a figment of his imagination too. Would yours be a Dulcinea too I wonder! Read the entire book here Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Valenteenah. Posted December 20, 2004 Originally posted by Gediid: Ala maxaad Barwaaqo maskiin yar jar uga talaabsadey...White stallion riding across Anda where..... Typical faarax... :rolleyes: Some of us like something a little more refined than the old caveman routine of hit-and-drag by hair. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Som@li Posted December 20, 2004 i believe it matters,but it all depends on the gab between the two persons, Studies show that marrieges, where men have higher intellectual levels, are likely to succeed,but when women are smarter and got the upper hand, those relatinships are doomed to fail. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Muhammad Posted December 20, 2004 Salaam to All. Thanks for replying! Your words of wisdom are much appreciated! --- Brother NGONGE, I must say you have cought me off-guard. I was hoping not to come across a nomad that was knowledgeable of the brave Don Quixote. I had in mind the Andalusia of the Muslim Era, ages before the Don. Like most Believers, I still long for the gardens of Cordoba. --- * The Brave Don battling his nemesis: http://www.samstagnachmittag.de/1970-Don-Quixote-gross.jpg Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Warrior of Light Posted December 22, 2004 I beleive its a necessary ingredient in any marriage. Why as there will be alot of decisions to tackle as a couple and later as a family. Partners need the IQ stimulation to refresh and strengthen their relationship with themselves and the community. And being IQ compatible is important seen examples of grumpy wives in our community who never understand why their husbands made such and such decision. When you listen to their tales you see that the decision was sound for the forerun but unfortunately the wife never understood. Or you find smart wives who ended up marrying men educated -western but not life smart. In the long run in any marriage , the upbringing of the children is the core part thus having a partner who can stimulate you mentally is a plus coz you can bring up children who are thinkers love creativity and understand what the worth of living.Who can understand at a younger age to compromise and understand the importance of discipline,affection and appreciation. Personally I prefer the challenge. Makes every new day worth living for. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Nomen nescio Posted December 23, 2004 One thing i found out to be wrong is assuming anybody who goes or been to college to be a smart person... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Abdulladiif Al-Fiqih Posted December 23, 2004 Salaan sare mr. Mucaad, how you been bro? Long time no see. Hope everything is well ma aan rabo mid tiraahda, » "War ma pasta-dii aad xalay cuntay baad ku riyootay?" » "Pasta-dee?" » "Dee Wamaxay Santa lushiyada iyo waxaad sheegaysid?" What man? Did know Bakhtiar speaks Somali .....mise intii iga dambeysay baad bartey? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Muhammad Posted December 23, 2004 ^^ LOOOLZ war sxb Bakhtiar kala-guurnaye maxaad haysaa? xageed ka dhacday? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Abdulladiif Al-Fiqih Posted December 23, 2004 Is that righ? sorry to hear that mate...I thought Bakhtiar was the one. Anigu Wali waxaan taaganahey Karmeel mall sxb, meeshaad igu ogayd lee wax soo kardhyna maleh oon bidaar ahayn Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Xoogsade Posted December 23, 2004 LOL@Sheherazade, Thanks. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MR ORGILAQE Posted December 23, 2004 Hadaynu Soomali nahay, markay guur noqoto, waxaynu aad ufiirinaa maalka, ehelka, qabiilka, quruxda, iyo diinta qofka. Siday ila tahay, way yaryihiin inta markay guurdoon yihiin fiirisa, tacliinta ama heerka waxbarashada ee qofka. what about you, do you look at the intellectual style of the person, his or her degree of education, ideas, goals, visions, ...? Personally, I want someone, when I tell her, "I dream of You and I on a White Stallion, riding across Andalusia under a crescent moon!", would know excatly what I mean, and not just knows but feels excatly how I feel! ma aan rabo mid tiraahda, » "War ma pasta-dii aad xalay cuntay baad ku riyootay?" » "Pasta-dee?" » "Dee Wamaxay Santa lushiyada iyo waxaad sheegaysid?" what about you? does it matter? LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOl @muad Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Muhammad Posted August 17, 2005 ^^ maxaad ku qososhay sxb .... ma xalaad(12/23/04) paasto ku cashaysay? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Muhammad Posted August 18, 2005 ^^ lol Hibo, I strongly agree with you! Gura yare dameerkaygow Gaadiidkaygii dhaqankaygow Gayi kale kamaad iman Gacal ila shaqeeyoo Ii gargaara baad tahay Misna Guulka aan dhalay Gamshoodii baad tahay Heey Jac … Jac… Jac …. Gura yare dameerkaygoow Go,e faras ka roonoow Markaad waajib gudataa Wixii calafku ii galo Wax galkooda ma cafiyee Heey Jac … heey… Jac …. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Bess. Posted August 19, 2005 Of course, it matters, though to what extent is up 2 u. The level of education, is one thing and not everything, its about being comfortable around each, its about being able to learn new things together...also being smart enough to appreciate one another…..and most important is being confident in urself that u don’t need another to validate u, so that u r not intimidated by them. Weather they r ivy league educated or street learned….its about how u carry urself and deal with others…..although there is nothing like someone who stimulates ur mind.. an educated Somali man …..is quite a catch.. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites